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Like many of you, Id never heard the title Lady Snowblood before Kill Bill came out, so when I watched Kill Bill and saw Tarantino mention this film as one of his biggest influences, well I knew I would have to check it out sooner or later.
I grew into adulthood acting and feeling the same way towards cats/dogs - feeding strays, feeling sadness because they are strays, wishing I can bring every last one of them home, I'm one of the biggest animal lovers you could know.
I am one of Gwynneth's biggest fan, however this film was simply horrid on every level.
This way, you feel like a much bigger part; you're the one fighting the hardest battles of the war, and making the biggest difference in the plot.
Perhaps my biggest beef with the film is the in and out cameos.
To say that the new I've got a secret sucks, is the biggest understatement I have EVER heard.
This movie was the biggest waster of time I have ever seen.
The biggest problem is director Karlson who was responsible for the inept first Matt Helm film, "The Silencers".
The actors didn't even seem to care they were being murdered one by one it was truly the biggest amount of garbage i have ever seen!!! p.s i don't think its acceptable to elect a leader as the intelligent one purely because he wears spectacles, the vinnie jones laughing scene was pathetic too.
This movie shows us how was life in the Latin America's biggest penitentiary.
Affleck's portrayal of Jack Ryan can only be described as one of the biggest casting mistakes in all of Hollywood history.
That's the biggest problem.
The biggest part of the movie is one big flash back were you get to see how Oscar (an unsuccessful writer) meets Mimi (a waitress/ dancer) one day in Paris.
Eckhart plays the biggest jerk in the history of film.
As revealed in the highly respected Quigley poll (which surveyed movie theatre owners on who their audiences were most likely to come and see), the biggest draws in the early 30s were friendly, earthy types whom audiences could relate to at a time of poverty and desperation.
A gang of black cowboy gangstas are planning the biggest heist of their lives.
Starting with the premise that a woman's wedding is "The Biggest Day Of Her Life" (how depressing!), it goes from bad to much worse as director (?) Winick rapes every cliché in the book in his attempt to milk laughs from the retarded script.
The biggest problem of "Amore" is the script, working moderately, occasionally even quite well for about an hour, after which the story is rapidly mutating from a pretty tight, at intervals hard-hitting crime flick into an extraordinarily boring wife-murder yawn ultimately dissolving into lukewarm air, the end being one of the most awful letdowns in Italian thriller history.
Along with all this, the story keeps twisting and turning, and although it's a movie about aliens abducting people, it could make the biggest skeptic believe some of this stuff.
This film however, is the biggest exception, and it is ABSOLOUTELY BRILLIANT, as it is a million times much better and more interesting than american teen horrors, which have become a bit dull over the past few years.
One of its biggest problems is its lack of direction.
Of all the actors, the one who deserves the biggest round of Bronx cheers is Borgnine, whose performance is utterly awful--particularly when he, believe it or not, transforms into a ram-man late in the film.
The biggest disappointment is that there was so much potential for this movie.
The biggest problem I had with the film was that the characters were not credible.
This film's biggest problem was (apparently) budget -- it's rare to see a film depict the props and procedures of its own era so poorly.
Anyway, one of the show's biggest problems became obvious in th finale, when all the character came together for a mostly underwhelming showdown.
My biggest critique is that the film does seem incredibly slow at moments, and some of the actors were not good.
The biggest one I can think of is the soundtrack.
Set in rainy Seattle, the biggest mystery here is why it is pouring on Pacino's speeding taxi, but once it rounds a corner an exterior shot shows a sunny day complete with pedestrians apparently staring and pointing at the film crew.
Four completely unlikable characters played by four of the worst actresses ever seen, a script that moves along at a pace that would make a snail look like Wilma Rudolph, pointless and goofy religious "symbolism," awful lighting and cinematography... all add up to the biggest waste of time you will ever know.
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